UltraPort Camping Tent, 2-Person Tent, Dome Tent for Camping and Hiking, Double Layer Waterproof Tent, Includes Rainfly, Easy Setup in 5 Mins

This tent is half the price of even the cheapest REI option. It has great waterproofing and generally looks well constructed, I can update after several camping trips. It is 6.5lbs and fairly bulky, great for car camping but a bit large/heavy if you are hiking regularly with it. The base is 150D which I suspect will be its weak point I would recommend getting a ground sheet beneath it if you want it to last. There is plenty of space for two and space under the flysheet for your backpack. The tent comes with pegs and has multiple points to tie it down. The fly sheet has colour coded straps which make it easy to get the right way around, the main tent just has three poles to thread through so is easy to assemble. If you want a top-notch tent or a much lighter hiking tent you will probably spend three times this, if you want an occasional tent and mostly have the car nearby this is great value.

I purchased the Mission Mountain 2 person tent to take along for deep mountain camping. It's lightweight and well made!Initial observations:The tent poles are high quality and seem to be very durable. I thought one of my poles were bent, but all 3 are designed that way.The rain fly is thick with a waterproof coating, it sheds water and resists wind no problem. It also has vents you can open which is nice for warmer days.The tent itself seems durable. The seams are taped/sealed to stop water coming in from the ground. The mesh is good quality and will be great for those hot summer nights as well as keeping bugs out. It also has a hanger which will be great for a lantern.Setup:Setup was super fast and easy, maybe 10 mins, but will be much faster now that I've set it up before. The 3 pole design is very sturdy. The rain fly buckles on, and has 2 red buckles so it's simple to orient the fly in the proper position. It comes with stakes for the tie downs to make it even more rigid.The only improvements it could make is to apply the same waterproofing material to the base of the tent as what is used on the fly. I waterproof my tents base before use anyway since the forest where I live tends to have wet ground.Overall, it's perfect for my needs and I'm sure it'll last for many camping trips!

This tent is nice and seems to be well made. Love the vestibule for storage. It isn't very wide so if car camping with a blow up air/ memory foam mattress, then it's great for one person. If backpacking, then it would work for two with narrow camping pads and sleeping bags.We bought this to use for our dog, but ultimately, our dog slept in larger tent with my husband and this was my sleeping quarters. LOL

This tent is compact and lightweight making it easy to transport. It's easy to setup and takedown even without using instructions. The seams seem strong. I don't know yet but it looks like it will be watertight. Ventilation on all sides which will be nice on those warmer outings. Two doors so each person can get in/out without climbing over the other. A camping we will go.

This was my first time setting up a tent by myself and it was really quick and easy. I took it to a music festival that had high winds and a lot of rain at one point. No leaking. It is definitely only room for one person, comfortably. I put a large suitcase in the pet compartment and that helped clear up space in the main compartment. It has a couple pockets on the walls for little knick knacks, at both ends of the tent. And a sturdy hook for a lantern on the top. It's basic but quite functional. I managed to fit the tent, a hammer, sleeping bag, pad, inflatable pillow, lantern, and all my other festival stuff in one large suitcase. The only thing I couldn't bring on the way back was the sleeping bag since I took it when it was compressed at first purchase. I gave it away to a neighbor.The only things I wish were better were if 1) it had way better ventilation during a storm because there was condensation and 2) when the weather is good, only the top of the tent open for visibility, because I really hate being seen by other campers while I'm laying down.

I set this tent up on a partly sunny 58 degree day. The wind was gusting to 20mph, so it was a good test to set it up while dealing with wind. If you stake the tent down first you should have no issues on a windy day. even when the wind lifted the tent the stakes caught the loops and kept it in place while installing the rods. Setup was a breeze(pun Intended). It had no issues with the 20mph wind gusts and i didn't even use all the tie downs. After placing the outer cover on and closing off all the vents, I hung a thermometer inside about 12" from the ceiling. With the sun out the temperature quickly rose to over 80 degrees inside. after leaving it for about an hour it did reach 92 degrees inside while being 58 outside and breezy. Keep in mind it was completely closed up including the vents. It does a great job of warming up in the sunlight and still warms up with partial sun. There are many options to allow ventilation from just about any direction. Of course you can always position it for an optimal cross wind if dealing with a warm day. The outer cover can be put on in just a minute or two if a storm comes up suddenly. I also was able to get it all back in the included back when packing up. I am not a big fan of plastic zippers. I always liked the old school metal ones, but these worked very well with just a gentle pull.The separate area for your pet is a cool feature with two windows and a couple small bowls for food and water. The only thing i had a problem with was convincing my 80lb dog that he needed to stay in the separate room. I like the colors of the tent but would be really cool if they came out with a Camo one.